Tell us what’s happening:
"Which option is an absolute path?
/public/styles.css
./script.js
../src/nav.html
xhttps://freecodecamp.org
Incorrect.
An absolute path starts with a slash."
I know I have answered the question correctly. But I am told: “Incorrect.
An absolute path starts with a slash.”
Yes, I get that in the context of “Slashes, a Single Dot, and Double Dot in Path Syntax” we are looking for a path that starts with a slash.
However, according to the previous lesson, technically, “https://freecodecamp.org” is also a direct path.
Maybe we need to rephrase the question, or change the answer to something like https:\freecodecamp.org
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Challenge Information:
Working with Links - What Is the Difference Between Slashes, a Single Dot, and Double Dot in Path Syntax?
https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/full-stack-developer/lecture-working-with-links/what-is-the-difference-between-slashes-a-single-dot-and-double-dot-in-path-syntax